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Meanings of monies in English
Synonyms
Examples for "money"
Examples for "money"
1
Many banks received government money last year as the financial crisis deepened.
2
But perhaps money market funds need to shrink for the greater good.
3
Each year, millions of euro of taxpayers' money flows into scientific research.
4
But of course we needed money to support the family, he said.
5
EU finance ministers today agreed a directive aimed at fighting money laundering.
1
The large cash position stems from last year's credit crisis, Snow said.
2
It said the efforts would help produce improved cash flow next year.
3
New technologies should help it continue to erode cash transactions, it said.
4
The company expects the investment to start generating free cash next year.
5
Getting all the cash needed is, therefore, far from a sure thing.
1
Continue to work your way around the dough, repeating this four times.
2
Cover bowl when dough thickens; allow dough to rise for 1 hour.
3
You hardly need to be told the main source of that dough.
4
Lula gazed into the doughnut box, thinking ahead to doughnut number three.
5
The dough in the above may be used with the following filling:
1
Manage it in one go and I'll slip you a bit more moolah.
2
Government is where the moolah is so that's where they can steal the most.
3
Nah this isn't about the end of the world, it's just about the moolah.
4
Here's a breakdown of where I spent my moolah and mostly importantly -why.
5
Check out some of the areas the party believes it could save some serious moolah:
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Dat's the last simoleon in the treasury.
2
But we never went after the simoleon in the toe of the sock under the loose brick in the corner of the kitchen hearth.
3
After I'm dead an' buried I don't want no other dead one spendin' my simoleons.
4
A thousand dollars, von thousand simoleons.
5
Old Finklebaum would have taken the case out of my hands, and fooled me out of my hundred simoleons.
Usage of monies in English
1
Application monies would be refunded in full without interest, the company said.
2
Court injunctions should have been secured years ago to recoup monies owed.
3
All monies gained are then to be given away to established charities.
4
However, it was speculated that not all the monies would be dispersed.
5
I name as trustee of said monies, his grandmother, Fiona Wooten Weatherford.'
6
His only concern is raising the monies to cover his financial expenses.
7
The monies were lodged into an AIB account on South Richmond St.
8
She kept the monies and would badger people when they hadn't paid.
9
S'no good to know about the monies and not about the mens.
10
I would like you to have plenty of monies, that is all.
11
Critically, however, the package also includes monies earmarked to meet significant one-off costs.
12
Also, develop special laws 4 corruption and recovery of stolen monies, he said.
13
The monies from that one particular harvest has to last them all year.
14
The monies raised will be used to fund euro mortgages for its customers.
15
There was no support forthcoming in terms of monies to reduce the indebtedness.
16
The monies were dishonestly furnished from six financial institutions, he said.
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Monies through the time
Monies across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare